• This should get you pretty close to it I think.  You're looking to populate attributes of an element, which all get prefixed with @ when you name them.


    SET @AcuteCare = (
    SELECT
     5 as  '@version',
    'database' as '@type',

    DBName AS server,
    'True' AS integratedSecurity,
    15 AS connectionTimeout,
    -1 AS protocol,
    4096 AS packetSize,
    'False' AS encrypted,
    'True' AS selected,
    DBName AS cserver
    FROM dbo.Instances
    WHERE dbname LIKE 'mavscm%db003p'
    ORDER BY DBName
    FOR XML RAW('value'), ROOT('AcuteCare'), TYPE, ELEMENTS

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    Your lack of planning does not constitute an emergency on my part...unless you're my manager...or a director and above...or a really loud-spoken end-user..All right - what was my emergency again?